Upon the heels of the Hugo Chavez screening, I picked up Towards Land, Work & Power published by People Organized to Win Employment Rights.
This is a great entry for me to try to catch up on anti-imperialist strategies and a better understanding of advanced capitalism.
It's published in Spanish and Chinese and at the Modern Times book event, I realizezd that one of the authors is an old college collegue (with her new name)!
Robynn Takayama is a community artist whose work has been presented through video, web, and gallery installation in San Francisco, Berkeley, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
A graduate of the KPFA First Voice Apprenticeship, she has contributed to national and local public radio programs and the Peabody-awarded documentary on Asian American history, Crossing East.
Robynn is a board member of the Association of Independents in Radio and served on the CPB-funded Makers Quest Talent Committee, charged with finding the most imaginative producers, reporters, and sound artists and urging them to take public radio beyond its traditional airwaves.
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